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A GREAT MIsTAKE

ma. heretofore been made in the treatment
of rheumatism. neuralgia, and nervous or
sic, headache This is evidenced 10y the
iaiurcou thc part OF thousands OF sufferers
to find relief even though they have eN,,
haustcd the skill oi various physicians and
tried numerous su-culcd remedies. To
such Athlophotos is offered as % sGit sure,
and guirL cult Its success has been phe-
nomtnal. and yet ID is not surprising be
cause i, wH do all that is claimed for IT,
The Athlophuros Go. will gladly refer any
who desire tu make an investigation to re-
liable parties who have been cured by IT.
Concord. y. H.. March IS, 1856.
Nv father. who is eighty years old, has
for wears been a great sufferer with rheu-
matism. also neuralgia, in the stomach.
His case wa. very severe one and worried
NOT only the family but the doctors as well,
who seemed utterly unable to do him any
rood as they rcsorted to the most power.
Gil remedies NV father grew worse and
weaker daily, and unknown to the doctor,
we rot him to try Athlophorus. Very soon
there was am improvement, the pains al
mos, Immediately ceased and there was no
LONGER any cause tu keep the doctor in
ignorance of what lac was using We told
him il was Athlophoros that he was taking,
and the doctor told him to continue its
use. as il was what he wanted, and so II
proved. for he has never been troubled with
rheumatism since j. w. LANE.
Hudson. Mass, May y, 1856.
This is to certify that ] have sold more
Athlophoro- than all other so-called cures
for rheumatism combined. 1t gives uni
ft..ff fNf fsrl
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AGRICULTURAL.
81, vermont Annual Report Of Fcrti-
Iiyer AnnlNsea for 1880.


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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-01-28
.rArE nr NEnMnNr.
b Wdhhu uuilN. -. 200 rldi'"lA
HIRAM g. KNAPP vs. BENJ AMlN SNOW.
BAILEY m Al.

4 b p I
BAILEY M 50.
Whereas Hiram Knapp oi Brlutl-bur.. BOO
said County has filed iu the onc,. uf tine cl'te cot
urturnablp a. the next term ut -ut court tu is.
held at Newtane in and for said county ou tlr
second Tuesday oi March. lSs, against jose plIiu"
]. Bailey and / j. Bailey and lrueiu- ~ MuuIt
uf Dumutprstuu. iu said county dul f"uluuHu
Snow of Luneuhurg. m the state Of MH-~achu
sets praying for the foreclosure. of O. mortgage
executed 10y said Josephine q aud . Bailey i1
said Hiram q. Knapp March %. i~0a. uu certain
land situated In said bumWet-tuu. containing i3l
acres more or less for % description ui which r'l
ereuce s had 30 % deed from Martin Gates and
wife to said Knapp. dated December Oh. lS,a. 20.
corded m Dummrr-tuu town clerk office. uuut
o.. page -, to secure the payment cot ID note off
SAsi dated the same daN H- SAID mortgage. pay
able tu the petitioner on demand with 900.
t-rest semi annually which mote i~ still
dine and unpaid With large arrears ut ut
t-r,.st That said benjamin SNOW lut chl-
,.d said premises ut said Josephine q and 3
j Bailey subject to said mortgage. and that ftu
,'iu~ " Manly has hru tN attachment uu >iii
premises subsequent tu said mortgage And 10
appearing that the said benjamin Snow reside
without this state that the ordinary process ut
the court cannot lr' served uIpu hiui. lr I- ORDER
I'D that tie, Ir.titiuncr notify tir said Benjamin
Snow pf his said petition and the term of the court
O.. which the same Is r-turuail- by publishing the
utStance thereof with this orisf for three weeks
Excessively BOO The Vermont INusulN. printed u'
rittlrhuru u said county tit" last publication g.
AT least twenty days previous tu said next
arch term ut said court which Publication Wu
deemed sufficient untlst. Q. said HruIawI
uuW tu appear ami Uudkr answer GOO said PETITION
ROY ALL TYLER Clerk
HAsSiNs a SropuAHD. E~l-. Petitioner >oh.'
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.LEPROSY

and consequently incuuhc. 1t is impossible TO d.
scribe her su1ern-s Her body from the crown Of
her head to the sos Of h,r feet was mass Of decay
Masses OF flesh rottin- 90 and leaving great cavities
dies fingers estergG and three or four nails dropped
of at one time Her limbs contracted by the fearful
liberation and for several years she did not leave
her bed. Her weight was reduced from 1876 TO 60 lbs
Perhaps some faint idea OF her condition can be
CLEANED from the fact tina; three pounds of Cosmo.
line or ointment were used per week IN dressing her
cores. Finally ihH pms slCIaus acknowledged their
defeat by THE Black Wolf, and commended the sui
ferer 20 her U.-,ti-c Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports Of the use
OF SWIFT SPECIFIC IS. s. 50, prevailed on her o.
try it as last resort She began its use under pro
test but soon found that her system was be mr. re-
HeNed OF the poison, as the assumed rcd and
healthy color. though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued the s S )
until last February every sore healed she dis
carued chair and Cru;chcs, and for the FIRST tim,
IN twelve years n we'll woman. Her husband. Mr.
{. A Bailey d in hu mess at IN Blackstone Street
Boston ami WEI take pleasure IN giving the dttai
Of this wonderful cure. send 10 US for Treatise OF
Blood and kin Diseases, mailed free
THB SWIFT SrEclFIc Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta Ga
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y By the Probate. Court tut said District
To all persons Interested iu th. ,.-tutH ui ME~
OLIVE FISHER late of BruitirulI,,. 600 ~ud ii~
trigt. Deceased. brtt.tIuE
You arr hereby notified that this Count wlli t.
riir uUuu the allowance of the art,luuf of +
HEEklt h. admiul-tratur upon u.r estate a' -tH
deceased and u,.ru,- di~frlhutpu turtts.i tH tN.
PERSONS entitled at a s.--sluu thereof % it utl 500
Co... Probate bfic,' u kraulrts'fu. tu tut ll-' SAT-
uriat of .luuuurt. & b. f>-.. WItru aud Whore
ypu may he. heard 90 tine premise. 1t Nt,u ~'t
ruus, " ~TubIAEu l.r-l-tr.
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ArgaI Nuttrrs.
STATE or VERMONT,


NlIllN ''Nlls hhINN l'Illl lNHi
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
TO the Honorable, the County Court next To- be-
holden at Newfune, within and for the county of
Windham, on the second Tuesday of March A
d., iSS,, comes Laura J.. Dorset of Wuulshuru.
county Of Windham and state uf Vermont. and
respectfully shows. gives your honorable court tu
understand and he informed. that. ON the 18th day
of December. a. y 1917. at New York in the
county of New York and state of New orb. she
was duly joined iu marriage CO. Joseph Dorset of
Of New York. by Rev VIM Paul q minister ul
the gospel duly authorized by the laws of said
state of New YORK to solemuilr marriages That
from the date of said marriage She lived with the
said Joseph Dorset in the strict observance Of al
the duties and obligations tuiuiued upon her hA
the marriage covenant aud in all RESPECTS behaved
aud conducted herself az a true and faithful wife
ought aud should
And your petitioner further shows that the said
Joseph Dorset, not regarding his duty lu that hr
half. did, at Jamaica. IN the county Of Wiulhum
and state of Vermont, ON the day uf
a. D.. 1871, aud ON divers other days aud times
since their marriage. assault beat aud brus,. hen
and treat her with ntulerahlr severity
And your petitioner further shows that Size is q
resident of Wurdsburo. IN the county OF Wndham
and has resided iu said county of Nmdham toi
the six years last past and that she has not lived
or cuhabited with the said Joseph Dorset sine,
the first day Of June, A d 1915
Wherefore your petitioner pruys that the bond
Of matrimuuy between her and the said Joseph
Dorset may be dissolved. aud bill of divurc,
granted unto her, and for such other and further
relief as to law and Justice may appertaiu.
Dated al Murdsburu. iu the county of Nudhuu
this first day uf January. a. u lNsi
LAURA l.. nDRSETI Petitioner
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HALE's HONEY

HALE's HONEY Is the best Cough Cue. 25, So, 81
GLENNs SULPHUR SOAP heals and lcauudcs, 25c
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills c lris & Bunion,, DC
HILLS HAIR & wHlsKER DYE-Rlac!. 6 Brown, Coo
PIXIES TooTHAcRE DROPS cure in Minute, 25c
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are a sure curt. COS
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or VERMONT

b Mnuhuu county. ~
The foregoing libel having been filled BOO the uf
flee Of the clerk of the county court boo -liu Cuuu.
IT, and presented tu the undersigned. and 10 b. iI..
made to appear that the said Joseph u1rs.t rr
sides without this state that the usual pr4rt,-
Of this court cannot bv served upon him. ID b.
Therefore ordered that said Joseph Dorset hu
for said county of WudhIm. 900 tle4 SECOND TUES
day of March, lsS,. then and There tU make au
wprtu the foregoing libel of Laura h. Dur~ 3. and
show cause If any he have why the ura, er thereof
should not be- granted. hy Chez, Publication It said
hhcl and this order thereon thrt.,' weeks >urrs~
-ivry ia the Vermont phu.uiN. % weekly uryySIn
per published at Brattlrhurp 900 .ad count, of
Nmdhau, the last OF which puhlia ttluu- shall 10,
at least three weeks previous to the commence
nrut of suid term Of court
Dated boz Brattrblru. iu said county. this tul
duN of Iauuur,. a. ID lsS
WILLIAM - WALKER
.lIifr,t of tNi. -uU-4fu,. 4 'uurf
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b Ihe sufferer- fronl Con.umplion

Sor0Iull and GtnrruI Nrhlhty VIII nv ScOtT's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver oh with INpul hos
phltrs they viii find immediate relief aud per
maneut hncli hr II v. Mott OF Brentwood
Cal, writes. u have used Scutt s Emulsion with
great advantage in eases of phthiss, scrotula and
wasting diseases generally. Il Is very palatabk- -"
Suartwerd and Brlladouna combined with the
other ingredients used in the b,st porous plasters
make Carriers s VA - Backuchr PAsiers the
hrst u the market Price 20 cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-01-28

When Baby was sick we gave hcr Castoria,
When she WAS q Child she cried for Castora
When suo became Hiss, she cluus to Casruria
When she had Children, she gave them Castori.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-01-28

1t is perfectly prtposterous Ia introduce prIsii
and other artificial solvents into the stomach il
the expectation that they will assist digestion b.,
acting ON the food itself They will not Norris i
possible thus to overcome dyspepsia The uul,
way to conquer that disorder and prevent the ltl
mrruus diseases and disabilities which it assured
~ proyokts Is To renew the activity of gastric ac
ton by strengthening the stomach. HustetterI
stomach Btters erudicatts the most iuveterat,
forms of Indigestion by restoring vitality to tin
ulmrntaTy organs and those which are trihutaf
To them. The liver the bowels the kidHrys amt
the nerves NO less than the stomach. experience
the mvlgOrativr effects Of that standard tonic
which possesses Alternative properties that greatl
enhance its beneficial influence and give peruu
nence 10 its effects which they would not other
wise possess
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-01-28

and sideaehe Ca apply % HoJ Plaster and note the
immediate relief Strengthens and braces mp the
weak part sold rNrfl where - cts
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u. hul. Cough syrup has be,'u i,Jtop- the pub
lIt tlr Yeats. and Is pronounced hN thuusluus -u
Irrl4r ia al. other ARTICLES for the cure uf coughs
colds iunuruHi and AN pulmonary complaints
] u-ri salvation bil for rheumatism 900 the feet
and after several applications was entirely rrlleN
ed Of pain aui could wall as Well as ever
ANN E WATKINS Baltimore. Mu
IN turIr eyer Na- specific tur any ONE Nllll nam
then tarters lItths Liver Pills are specific iu'
-iuk hrAdachu. and every Woman should know
thIe bult ono plll duar
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BRATTLEBORO OCT. l, 1886,
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Montana boasts of being ont of debt and of ha,
ing 81 OK in the treasury
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Is the direct f4vorte line between CHIC c9 and Ninre
polls and ST. Paul over tLl- route solid Fast lAllt-
Trans run 4.tF 90 the SUMMER resorts fiHturt-1 H
..rl-ties ami hunting and o. hing grounds ur Iowa
Minnesota luy r-l wheat Lt Ids and rr4zlL. LANDS VI
interior Dakota are reached VIZ " ateriuwu. short
desirable ruutt, Via Seneca and klnEaErc offer suIs
r.ur Inducements TO travellers between Cincinnati lu
1auapulla Lafayette and Council Bluffs ST. Joseph,
.tchsou leuf ururth Kansas City. Minneapolis. ST.
raul ami intermediate puInt- All slas- 10 patrons
p-cltliY families, ladira and children. receive from
a.Is and employees OF Rock Island trains protection
rrprctfll courtesy and EiuJIy attention.
For IaNets Maps fudyr--0btuuHhle at alt principal
Ticket offices IN the United States and Cau4b AN
desired Information adarr=a,
q. r. CABLE, -r-,r,e, &. ST. JOHN,
frsG't Gtul AZ gr -A0'- Pass 4
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Ihe oreat Rock Island Route

Guarantee speed Comfort and safety o. those who
tr4s % over D. lt rua4bed Is thoroughly tlastel Il'
track % heavy steel Its bridges solid structure
uf stone anu IRON. is rolling stock is perfect a. human
skill can make IT, II has A the safety appliances tn4t
mechanical genius has invented and rrenH. proved
valuable. It's practical operation D. conservative and
flftu11lsr lifts discipline strict and e1HatlNE The gN
rr1 q it, u-senger accommodations a. ullsIual4ulu
Ll- Nt st--Iusurpa in the world
All Express Trains between Chicago and tho Nss0uT
4fer raa.i = Of comfortable Day CuacAu su.llsut
f.Iimlu Palace faIlur and Sleeping trr .l.i-ai.t
HnIug Cara Providing excel eut meal. st -'...f
chicago 81 Ju lph Atchlsou and kasu- Cap gtztill
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We "i pay one hundred dollars gold IN premiums for
brst results from eight weeks trial of sheridan p
pnst-utice Tor particulars, J. $, JOHNSON 8 CO..
y CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, BOSTON, MASS
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BL,ACK W0LE =!

or Black Leprosy. a disease which IL considered
lncurabe, but II has yielded to the curative proper
ties Of SwIFT's SpEC1FIc-uOw known all over the
world as S. S. $. Mrs Bailey OF West Somcryille
Mass, near Boston, attacked several years npa
with this hdeuus black eruption and was treated b,
the best medical talent who could only say that tho
disease was a species Of
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r. II. EDDY.

DATENTs
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CLOTHING We OFFER
AT COST
C.D.&M.E. SPENCER.

II MllIIAMSNllA.E. W. 2n acres OF land
Hn3I @sl"fA house slird ana naul- Our and
one half miles from village. 3 miles from .d.p.i
wen slocked with run trees, timber uud % eppI
sugar orchard. Good farming land owner ua.
removed liun the state, aud the pruprrt, must h
SOLD hrlprr April Isl. Price Sa0O0 Addrs.
h. h. Campbell, Box tJl. Brattle,oru a.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
Recorders CourG.

Julia Stone, beating and striking; S..
Vidal Regulado, insulting language;
continued.
Barbara Cano, vsgrant; So.
Pelacia Aguierre, vagrani; So.
Joseph Smith, insulting language; 81.
Bill Smith, drunk and disOrderlp; 81.
). Fl. Glover, carrying pistol; S75.
ANNE Lehman, vngrant: So.
Effie Stuart, vagrant; SO.
Tomas Borgas. exposing person; 81.
Juana Diaz, vugranf; SO.
JOsefa Castillo, vagrunt; So.
Ben Ezell, drunk and disOrderly; $40.
POcOniO Rodriguez, drunk; So
Pat Griffin, drunk and disorderly, 81.
Pedro Corona, drunk and disorderly;
fined 81.
YQna"io Coutreras, drunk and disor-
derby; $40.
EncsrnacIon Rogue, drunk; So.
Rencaldo Torres, drunk and disorder
Iy; $40.
james Rutherford, drunk; So.
Pablo Pierrs, drunk and disorderly;
fined $40
Edward Schwartz. drunk and disor-
derry; SO.
Jose ArredOndO. drunk; So.
R-iugI1 Auguiano. drunk: 80.
Rafael SAuctItZ, drunk. 70.
David Davis. fighting; So.
William Harrison, fighting; $40.
George Long, drunk; S..
Frank Weser, fighting; So.
Rudolf HurtZ, fighting; s..
Jesusa EspIDOsa, disorderiy; con-
tinued.
Luis E'pinoss, disorderly; continued.
william Ahrens. drunk aud disorder
Iy;SlO
james Dawson, drunk; S5.
R-d Bum, vagrant; So or ten days.
II Bun. drunk. So
Frank DuUhesne, drunk; $40.
NJ. Moran, drunk, So.
George Mckay, drunk and disorderly;
fined SO.
LutiIia Benavides, vagrant; So.
Carlota Galvan. vagrsnt; So.
Amelia Garcia. vagrant; So.
Lon Valley. vagranr; So.
GenOveva, vagrant; continued.
Juana Regnaud, vagrant; 50.
Maria, vagrant; So.
Cruz, vagrsnt; So.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
zOE'S SUICIDE
An Intellectual Attempt made to Save
her Life BY Re5orting to



her Life BY ReSorting TO
Resection.
Yesterday afternoon about three
o'clock, the clear report Of pistol shot
was heard upon East Commerce street,
and upon enquiry being made, H. was
found that young woman known as
Zoe johnson. and ss Zoe Campbell, the
reputed wife Of Writ Campbell. a gam
bier, had made a determined attempt at
suicide, ut No 525 East Commerce
street, by placing pistol against her
right sid and firing IL. Medical aid was
called and after some delay DIR. Lowry
came. IL was then found that the ball
had passed through the intestines and
had lodged in the hip. The woman
was slowly bleeding to death and WAS
evidently repentunt Of her suicidal folly
for che desired to be saved. Drs. Cup
pies and q. Graham Watts were called
in for consultation, and il was decided
that reseutlon of the bowels was the
only thing that could save her, and even
then, under circumstance, there WAS
faint hopes OF her recovery. The deli
cate operation was performed FIR the
first time in the south, and the inj lred
part of The intestines, about six inches,
was removed. Apparently, all seemed
rs favorably as could be expected, but
patient sank, and at loo O'Clock this
morning, she expired.
The fatal shot was fired so close to the
body that 1t set fire to her clothing, and
powder burned her intestines. The
wound so inflicted was fatal one,
though In some few cases life has been
saved by res sctiOn.
The deceased WAS a pretty woman,
magnificent figure. She has not been
in the city long, and WAS of the demi-
monde sisterhOOd. The motive for her
fatal act 10 said to lie In the fact that she
and her reputed husband, Campbell,
quarrelled on Saturday night, and thar
he left her TO go to Galveston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
ONLY A DREAM.
BY NJ. l.. DFFOREST.

BY NIL. DFFOREST.
Far the LIGHT.
| had dream the other night
thought twas Oh the street,
! dreamL | saw policeman,
Awake upC n his heat.
! saw n politician who acted on the square,
saw a bOnafide exhibition
At the BeXar county ia r;
dreamt that the Mississippi
Was little running stream,
And that our city fathers
Made our sewerage all serene;
| dreamed that our sheriff
Had tn neu over new leaf,
And now was feeding chicken,
Instead of common beef.
| dreamed that the dudes were all strung W
BetwiXt the earth and sky,
Ana | s Nv a tempera ce preacher
Take drink upon the sly;
/ dreamed that our wOrkingman
Was getting first-class pay
Instead OF that poor little sum
OF 90 cents day.
| dreamed that all the ladies
Had ceased to make mash,
And that our landlords ceased
To give us that mystery hey call hash.
dreamt that all the Old maids
We're needed in the town.
And that our eX Policeman
Had Joined the circus as a clown.
dreamed that was rich and fat
That fat uen all grew lean;
Then / awOke and found / was broke
And ii was Texas dream.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
A Wee Baby,

Utica, Clark county, Kentucky, num-
bers among it5 inhabitants probably the
smallest baby in the world. Ii was born
February llth, to the wife of Raymond
Ferguson, a farmer, and it weighs just
sixteen ounces. Ii is well formed and in
very good health. The arms of the little
stranger are just three inches long,
while its legs measure four inches. DR..
Williams, the attending physician, SAYS
1t will survive If nothing unforeseen
happens. The mother and father of the
midget each weigh over one hundred
and fifty pounds and are 10 the best of
health
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
An Interest nR Match.

Mics Aida Armor, now playing at the
Fashion theatre is reported to be n first
class shot and arrangements are being
made for a competitive shoot" between
the clever little lacy and Che Of our
prominent local marksIBen. Details Of
the combat will be announced shortly.
Ii is not known which of our local shots
will undertake tie task of competing
with the lady, but whoever IL is will
have TO look sharply TO bis laurels If be
wants 10 retain IhrIn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HOTEL F Gueydau. San Diego;
d Mcrur, err, Corpus Christi; Taylor. Cas-
trouble; Camp, BeXar Co; } & McKinn
and D Rachel, Nueces; DR. l. l. Goodman,
Austin; DR. l. Heidne sfeIder, Houston; F
b Starley, Fort WORTH f stevens and wife,
Miss Jennie BOrtield, Georgetown; J Jones,
Uvalde; NJ Nicholson. Galveston; ID AIRING
ton, Alabama; L II Browne, San Marcos; VIM
Allen, hoe Asdale; WA Carr and = d Harlan,
Austin; Raglaud, Del Rio; II Lezen, New
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
John Played with the children.

On SATURDAY., as John T. Raymond sat
outside the Menger hotel, some children
on the balcony above. called down TO
him, and SAID, HAL Hal Mr.. Raymond,
you were arrested lass night. we saw
you on the stage" John called them
down and they came. and the way that
they played together, showed the truth
Of the ShskesptArean axiom. Que touch
Of nature makes the whole world kim"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
His After Quail.

The difficulty of eating quail on
considerable number Of cons, cutIve days
generally admitted. A man named
Emil Paul has offered a wager of $1,000.
through the columns of Nv York
paper, that he will eat four quail dav
for ffty consecutive day. making 200
quail in all. II he wi 3 his bet. he must
be q whale on quail
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
An Elegant Substitute

For Oils, Salts, Pills and all kinds of bitter and
nauseuus Liver Medicines and Cathartics is
the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup
of Figs. Its advantages are evldent-it Is
more easily taken, more acceptable to the
stomach, more pleasantly effective, and more
truly beneficial TO the system than any other
remedy. recommended b, LEADING physi-
clans and for sale IN o. cent and 81 bottles b.
F. Kalteyer a. Son 2